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Constable Tim Ford, Sheriff Bobby Shoffner and Deputies Russell McCoy and Larry Clopton apprehended a Green County man Monday on Sandridge Road outside Mount Sherman. Derrick Harris, 31, of Hwy. 566, Magnolia, was wanted on charges of first-degree fleeing and evading and theft by unlawful taking under $500.
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After 20 years as New Haven mayor, Tessie Cecil has decided not to run for re-election. The decision was hard, she said, because being mayor is not something she takes lightly. And that is precisely the reason she feels she has to give it up.
For the last couple of years, Cecil has been working the day shift at her full-time job, Heaven Hill Distilleries. That has kept her from being at City Hall during normal business hours, which she thinks is the most important time for a mayor to be available.
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In 1968, the original Jackass Ski Bowl on Wardner Peak opened to the public with a single Riblet chair lift at the end of an adventurous drive to the Tamarack Lodge.
The name was changed in 1972 to Silverhorn and then in 1990, with the addition of new lifts and the famous gondola ride up the mountain, the name was changed again to Silver Mountain Resort.
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As the world goes gargantuan -- from suburban mansions with airport atrium-size foyers to SUVs capable of carrying small armies -- the museum world is keeping pace with the popular trend for biggie-fication.
The debut in 1997 of Frank Gehry's sensuous, critically hailed design for the Guggenheim Museum's branch in Bilbao, Spain, in many ways began the lemming leap for bigger, more architecturally "name" museums and destination architecture. Every major American museum now seems in the throes of expansion fever and engaged in a high-culture version of keeping up with the Joneses.
The enticement to expand is powerful. The Museum of Modern Art's $425 million expansion, designed by Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi, opened a year ago, resulting in doubling the museum's annual attendance to more than 2 million, and Gehry's Bilbao museum created a tourist pipeline that helped revitalize that declining industrial city.
The architectural overhauls continue in fly-over country, too. The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis recently completed a high-profile $92 million expansion, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston will complete a whopping $500 million addition in 2010.
Signs indicate Atlanta's High Museum of Art is anticipating a similar boom in its attendance and art-world profile when the museum debuts the addition to its critically heralded 1983 Richard Meier-designed building on Peachtree Street on Nov. 12. The bigger question, though, is what administrators will do with all that shiny new space.
The $124 million, 177,000-square-foot expansion, which more than doubles the museum's size, is part of a total $164 million expansion of the Woodruff Arts Center complex. The expansion is designed by the Pritzker Prize-winning Italian Renzo Piano, an architect highly regarded for designing the Menil Collection in Houston, the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas and the Pompidou Centre in Paris. The High Museum is Piano's first expansion project in a growing list of museum expansions so extensive, Architectural Record has queried, "Is Renzo Piano America's default architect?" Piano's upcoming expansions include New York's Whitney Museum of American Art, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Piano's design for the High is viewed by some as the dawning of a new age in museum expansions, a low-key alternative to the flamboyant "starchitecture" of Gehry and Rem Koolhaas, the architect whom Piano replaced for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art project. From all appearances, Piano's High expansion is a consummate entry in the architect's body of work, incorporating his signature use of natural light, nautical metaphors and a subdued design that complements rather than competes with Meier's building.
The Piano addition to the High features three new buildings, including an administrative center and the Anne Cox Chambers Wing, which will house temporary exhibition galleries on the second level and contemporary art and photography galleries with work drawn from the permanent collection on the Skyway level.
But the expansion's crown jewel and the largest of the three new buildings is the Wieland Pavilion, named for home developer John Wieland and his wife, Sue, who donated $12 million to the expansion project. The four-level Wieland Pavilion will feature the new main entrance to the museum and, on the lower level, new galleries devoted to African art, photography, works on paper, and a study center where visitors can peruse works on paper in the museum's collection by appointment. Temporary exhibition space will be featured on the second floor, and contemporary art and photography from the museum's permanent collection will be on the top Skyway level, which connects with the Anne Cox Chambers Wing.
The Meier building, now called the Stent Family Wing, will house the bulk of the High's permanent collection on its five levels, as well as the Greene Family Learning Gallery for preschool- to elementary-age children. Here, budding master builders can hone their Richard Meier and Renzo Piano skills by constructing their own architectural designs using custom-created blocks. Baby conceptualists can riff on shapes inspired by Frank Stella or Claes Oldenburg and create their own objets d'art.
Creating another point of entry for the Woodruff Arts Center is Piano's design of the elegant new Table 1280 Restaurant and Tapas Lounge (see review page 79), helmed by chef Shaun Doty, whose minimalist tapas will vie for conceptual attention with artwork by Spencer Finch and Alyson Shotz commissioned specifically for the space.
High Director Michael Shapiro says he not only hopes to see museum attendance double to 500,000 a year with the expansion's debut, but he wants to broaden the way the public interacts with the museum within the booming Midtown grid, which may someday boast another significant player in the international world of architecture, Santiago Calatrava's $300 million design for the Atlanta Symphony Center. To that end, Piano's expansion project includes a 15,000-square-foot outdoor piazza that bridges the museum's main entrance and Table 1280, meant to encourage the kind of informal, serendipitous meetings, pedestrian traffic and intermingling of life and art that injects an urban European model into Atlanta's car-defined sprawl.
The expansion's transparency, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the First Presbyterian Church next door or the city's skyline on upper levels, promises to give the building a sense of connection to city life, enhanced by the interconnectivity of the piazza.
That sense of integration benefits from the care Piano exercised in stage-managing the theatrical space, choosing details from the Athena elms, Sweetbay magnolias and Kousa dogwoods that ornament the piazza, to the outdoor furniture and transparent walls of Table 1280, which integrate the indoors with outdoors and expand the museum beyond the gallery walls.
Many architectural leaders, including Richard Meier himself, are enthusiastic about Piano's design. Says William Weathersby Jr., a senior editor at Architectural Record, "I think it's spectacular. I think it really creates a sense of place more so than just a museum destination. I wouldn't even characterize this as an addition. It's kind of a whole new ball game for the museum, I think."
When it comes to museums, though, multimillion-dollar expansions by internationally acclaimed architects are ultimately just window dressing. What really matters is what's inside. The High's challenge as it enters this brave new world is to provide exhibitions and programming that not only attracts the masses, but challenges them and develops their appreciation for a wider variety of art forms and styles.
Architectural historian Victoria Newhouse, for one, questions whether expanded museums have the goods to fill the space.
"All of a sudden, you've got 20, 30, 40 percent more space than you had before," says the author of Towards a New Museum, a definitive book on museum expansions. "You've got to fill it. What happens? Do you start dragging out third-rate stuff that has always been in storage? Or do you start doing commercial-type stuff just to bring people in?"
The expansion will allow the High to exhibit more of its 11,000-piece permanent collection than ever before. But whether the collection, which leans heavily toward the decorative arts, is worthy of its striking new building remains to be seen.
Permanent collection aside, it has become something of a mantra in the local arts community to denounce the museum's near fixation with blockbuster exhibitions. Instead of risky, audience-challenging programming, the museum has been criticized for safe exhibitions of artists such as Picasso, Degas and Van Gogh that tend to draw big crowds as the revered masterworks pass briefly, like the pope, through town. Affirming the attendance potential of such exhibitions, the museum's top show thus far in terms of attendance was the 1999 exhibition Impressionism: Paintings Collected by European Museums, followed by Picasso: Masterworks from the Museum of Modern Art.
Although numbers are a measure of a museum's success, administrators should not place too much emphasis on ticket sales, merchandise and events revenues, says Maxwell L. Anderson, former director of the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University and the Whitney Museum of American Art. "I see them as symptoms of success rather than measurements. What happens is that by building large institutions, there is a greater risk that organizations will drift toward providing programs that are solely intended to grow audience rather than thinking about programmatic quality."
Everyone seems to agree that the expansion presents a prime opportunity for the museum to redefine itself as a place large and inclusive enough to highlight both the classical work a large portion of its audience appears to crave, but also return to its track record under former Director Gudmund Vigtel's helm, from 1963 to 1991, of showing important contemporary work.
Louise Shaw, former executive director of Nexus Contemporary Art Center (now the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center) for 15 years, is, like many in town, keeping her fingers crossed.
"They're just so dependent on the turnstile that, across the country, we keep on seeing variations on the same theme -- in Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, etc., and representational art -- and I put the Andrew Wyeth and the Norman Rockwell [shows in that category]," says Shaw, referring to High shows past and present. "I see less and less risk being taken, certainly in the realm of contemporary art."
Shaw, among others, is especially vocal about the High's failure to acknowledge a new crop of artists with Atlanta ties whose work has gained prominence. Although the museum owns pieces by Kojo Griffin, Radcliffe Bailey and Kara Walker -- all of whom have exhibited nationally and internationally at prestigious institutions -- none have ever been exhibited at the High.
Especially promising for the possible dawning of a new age at the High is a fresh team of curators. This year, the museum has added new curators of photography, African-American art, modern and contemporary art, and a new head of museum interpretation. In 2004, a new curator of folk art was added to the staff. But it is imperative that the administration give these curators license to develop their domains with challenging new acquisitions and exhibitions.
"Curators should be encouraged to develop original exhibition ideas rather than serve as conduits for banal 'blockbusters' too boring to mention, like the Andrew Wyeth show that will open the new space," says James Meyer, a contemporary art scholar at Emory. "The collection will only improve if the curators buy outside the box, not only works by the usual blue-chip figures, and if museum supporters take a more active role in supporting these acquisitions. Hopefully, the generosity of people like the Wielands and the Golds [major donors to the museum's contemporary art collection] will inspire others."
In many ways, the High expansion comes at an ideal time. Midtown is booming into a corridor of art galleries and restaurants with a design-forward aesthetic that may astral-project Atlanta out of the dark ages of a stodgy, dead-after-5 downtown.
The pedestrian-friendly Technology Square development, Atlantic Station and the Peachtree Street retail corridor have turned Michael Shapiro's desire for a vibrant, walkable urban core at the Woodruff Arts Center into reality just blocks away.
And the High has shown encouraging signs in the countdown to Nov. 12 of redefining its image to go along with not only the changing shape of Midtown, but the needs faced by any museum in an economically competitive age of building new audiences.
Garnering a larger African-American and younger audience was clearly a priority in the High's unusual but wildly successful Art, Beats & Lyrics event in April, which featured DJs, graffiti art and a large contingent of young, African-American viewers. And shows such as the spring 2006 exhibition of more than 80 Chuck Close paintings, co-organized by the contemporary art-savvy Walker Art Center and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, could be a sign that the High is interested in recapturing its tarnished contemporary-art street cred.
The museum appears interested in revving up its representation of regional artists, too. In addition to showing work by Atlanta-based photographers such as Angela West and Gretchen Hupfel, curator of photography Julian Cox expressed interest in a recent lecture in showing more conceptual work such as Taryn Simon's photo series "The Innocents," featuring men falsely accused of crimes, and Sze Tsung Leong's body of work on the rapid gentrification of China exhibited this fall at Kiang Gallery.
There are other signs of steps taken to include more local artists in upcoming exhibitions. Curator of African art Carol Thompson has organized a show for February 2007 that will travel to two other venues and feature at least two Atlanta-based artists, Radcliffe Bailey and Alejandro Aguilera.
Shapiro acknowledges criticism the High has received for its lack of contemporary programming and says, "We have been buying quite conscientiously in the area of modern and contemporary art in anticipation of this opening. I think that 30 percent of the works on view haven't been seen before. It's not only the new spaces, but in a sense it's a new collection."
Jeffrey Grove, the High's new curator of modern and contemporary art, agrees but takes it a step further. "It's becoming another institution," he says.
"There's a community that's super-hungry for having a modern and contemporary collection on view that they can visit and revisit and take people to," says Grove, who's planning a "Projects" series of exhibitions featuring emerging and local artists.
"Part of what is attractive about this position in this museum at this time is the new architecture and the fact that they have 12,500 [additional] square feet for modern and contemporary art that didn't exist before. It is moving from a very good museum to really having the potential of becoming a truly great museum and a national institution."
For now, the High Museum has two light-drenched, elegant new buildings devoted to an unprecedented amount of exhibition space and vast new rooms to fill. The impact of the addition is tangible. Less obvious is how much that physical change will be manifested in programming and attitude. What the administration will do with that space and how it envisions the museum's future remains to be seen.
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Recent Gifts: Building Our Collection
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With so many people feeling this means the end of the world is nigh, just remember: *Every day* is the end of the world for someone, somewhere.
- Brave New World: Biotech company granted ethical permission to use stem sell technology to stimulate the nervous system of brain-dead patients.
- Bernardo Kastrup: You're being subtly deceived (again) by that recent LSD study.
- IBM is letting anyone play with their quantum computer --anyone that knows HOW quantum computing works, that is.
- When robots are instruments of male desire.
- The self-powered camera is one of this year's Invention Award winners.
- The good news: Ancient DNA reveals ancestry and migration history of modern Europeans.
- The bad news: Rising seas are swamping our archeological heritage.
- Global warming is slowly suffocating our oceans.
- In order to control wild carp populations, Australians are giving them herpes. Wait, what?!
- Planet 9 just got weirder.
- Oh look, Canada will have its 1st National Public Hearing on UFOs. I wonder what kind of 'experts' they'll gather…
- Sonic boom drama over Doncaster: Typhoon jets intercepting AirFrance airliner, or dogfight with UFO rising from the North Sea? You be the judge!
- Turkish witness photographs oval UFO.
- The things you learn by setting up a Google news alert for the word "Satanic."
- Economic inequality between first class passengers and the rest of us lowly plebes, is the #1 cause of 'air rage' --that and the f$#%in baby crying on seat D27!!
- Red Pill of the Day: Screenwriter issues formal apology for penning the script of Dragon Ball: Evolution. And you thought Majin Buu was the biggest redemption story in the whole saga!
Thanks to my uncle Juan Ramón. Buen viaje, tío!
Quote of the Day:
"Maybe this world is another planet's hell."
~Aldous Huxley
News Briefs 04-05-2016Posted by Grail-seeker at 11:15, 04 May 2016
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- Indonesia police confiscate sex toy mistaken for 'angel'.
- Half of all Western European men are descendants of a Bronze Age king.
- Meta-Vikings: Runestone long thought to honor kings actually monument to writing itself.
- Game of bones: first Europeans' shifting fortunes found in DNA.
- Dead could be brought 'back to life' in groundbreaking project.
- Dolphins chatter more when solving tricky tasks.
- Angel Mounds & Stellar Alignments to the Path of Souls.
- Student invents 3D printed bioreactor that can grow hundreds of mini-brains.
- Endangered venomous mammal predates the dinosaurs, study shows.
- How mummification experts preserved a Chinese monk's body and covered it in gold leaf.
- How it's possible for an ordinary person to lift a car.
- Prehistoric village found in the Jordan Valley links Old and New Stone Age.
- Earth's new lightning capital revealed.
- Dr Beachcombing reviews new essay collection Physical Evidence for Ritual Acts, Sorcery and Witchcraft in Christian Britain: A Feeling for Magic (Amazon US/UK).
Quote of the Day:
'Stars are never sleeping / Dead ones and the living'
David Bowie
News Briefs 03-05-2016Posted by Greg at 12:06, 03 May 2016
TFW when you start the week with good momentum, and all of a sudden...
- 'New' geoglyph discovered at the Nazca Lines.
- Lasers unveil secrets and mysteries of Angkor Wat.
- Risky trepanation surgery was done for ritual reasons 6000 years ago.
- Spain's cursed village of witches.
- Trio of Earth-sized planets around nearby star could reveal life.
- How a giant space umbrella could stop global warming.
- Did the founder of the hottest tech company on Earth at the moment hide a secret message in his 2012 TED talk?
- Why is the U.S. Army Chief of Staff warning against 'little green men' and 'hybrid armies'?
- 'Rewriting history' in 140 characters as the CIA live-tweets the Bin Laden assassination five years on.
- Health professionals should understand near-death experience research
- There is no death, only a series of eternal nows.
- Study suggests that free will is an illusion.
- Inside Elon Musk's wild plan to set artificial intelligence free.
- The world's tiniest light-powered engines could revolutionise medicine.
- Video of the Day: Psychedelic Fu.
Quote of the Day:
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News Briefs 02-05-2016Posted by Greg at 12:53, 02 May 2016
After almost 18 years of posting news briefs, I'm all about the joy in repetition...
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- Plants may form memories using mad-cow disease proteins.
- The twisted tale of Polybius, the alleged mind-controlling video game.
- Study concludes the universe likely has many extinct alien civilisations.
- Type III galactic societies apparently don't exist.
- The new science of afterlife research and its benefits to society. Plus response from a skeptic.
- Scientists turn skin cells into heart and brain cells using drugs alone.
- The most serious catastrophic threats faced by humanity. No Trump?
- Solving Prometheus - the most astrognostic film ever?
- Japan's 'corpse hotels' upset the neighbours.
- Identity of mysterious creator of Bitcoin revealed.
- Theorists perplexed by hints of an unexpected new particle in Large Hadron Collider data.
- Video of the Day: Mad inventor Colin Furze creates a homemade hoverbike.
Quote of the Day:
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Weekly Roundup 01-05-2016Posted by Greg at 00:10, 01 May 2016
A summary of all the stories and news briefs posted on The Daily Grail over the past week. Feel free to share anything interesting!
- News Briefs 25-04-2016 (Monday)
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"It is by logic that we prove, but by intuition that we discover."
- Hacking the matrix of reality.
- Which advanced civilization came first?
- Mission to Mars: 2018.
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- Is the Earth common or unique?
- 700 years of climate change records, courtesy of Shinto monks.
- Sub-glacial Antarctic lake unveiled.
- Blindness reversed with gene therapy.
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- Let there be light.
- Surreal jellyfish from the Enigma Seamount.
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- A 20th century Pompeii.
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- This week's evidence of the looming robot uprising… A.I. spirituality via Monk-bot.
Quote of the Day:
"To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection." Henri Poincaré
News Briefs 28-04-2016Posted by red pill junkie at 04:32, 28 Apr 2016
Where the hell is Doc Brown when we need him??
- It has come to this: NY lawmakers want to equip police officers with textalizers. Alternate link.
- Elon plans to plant his flag on the Red Planet sooner than we thought.
- The human brain as a word cloud. This link may work better.
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- Are antibodies a better alternative to an HIV vaccine?
- UK doctors think vaping is worth the risk.
- A medical news site take a (materialist) view at NDE's.
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- This is how the James Webb telescope will completely outshine Hubble's legacy.
- "The Future Is Here" festival considers extraterrestrial life, among other big-picture questions.
- Phoenix Sky Harbor employee reports UFO sighting.
- Inside former-Blink 182 member Tom Delonge's UFO obsession.
- The legendary 'Goatman' claims another victim… sorta.
- A peek into the most surreal subway system in the world.
- Red Pill of the Day: Life-size Noah's ark replica to hit the high sea this summer --Trump is Cain kin! it all makes sense!!!
Quote of the Day:
"And God said unto Noah, 'Go forth and procureth a scissor lift, a pneumatic impact wrench and a shit-ton of polyurethane. Oh, and worry not about the specifics of hull displacement for the arbitrary load you'll be carrying."
˜Rantings of a Ranga's response to Creationist Ken Ham.
News Briefs 27-04-2016Posted by Grail-seeker at 12:04, 27 Apr 2016
There goes the past. Here comes the future.
- Bright flash of light marks incredible moment life begins when sperm meets egg.
- Are insects conscious?
- Is a giant space umbrella made by an artificial super volcano just what we need in a climate emergency?
- Scientists have pushed water molecules into a whole new state of matter.
- Creationists fail to appreciate the history of science as well as science itself.
- Were the mysterious band of holes in Peru used for Inca tax collection?
- Saturn's moon Titan is looking even more Earth-like.
- The simple geometrical relationship of the main monuments of Giza and a possible connection to stars.
- Alan Turing's work on spatial patterns in nature now given a temporal dimension.
- Researchers investigate world's oldest human footprints with software designed to decode crime scenes.
- 4,500-year-old mummy found near site of American pyramids.
- 30 years after Chernobyl, here's what radioactivity is doing to wildlife.
- Lightning storms may cause radio signal from exoplanet HAT-P-11b.
- Dinosaurs' European exodus.
- A giant, secret lake may have just been discovered in Antarctica.
- Nature's brain: A radical new view of evolution.
- 400-year-old dress found in shipwreck sheds light on plot to pawn crown jewels.
- Computer generates all possible ideas to beat patent trolls.
- Newly discovered underwater volcanic range is teeming with bizarre, tiny fanged fish.
Quote of the Day:
The Christian fear of the pagan outlook has damaged the whole consciousness of man.
D. H. Lawrence
News Briefs 26-04-2016Posted by Greg at 10:29, 26 Apr 2016
Stage Performer: Expert Mode...
- Science without time: The flow of time is central to human experience - so why isn't it central to physics?
- The case against reality.
- A dozen black holes are mysteriously spewing energy in the same direction. If superhero movies have taught me anything, this isn't good for the Earth.
- Neil deGrasse Tyson is a black hole, sucking the fun out of the universe.
- The Black Vault obtains UFO documents from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) through the Freedom of Information Act.
- The mystery of the 'alien spacecraft' that lies at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
- Is the sky falling again in New Jersey?
- The mystery of the hair in the coffin.
- Volcano eruption implicated in Maya upheaval.
- Etruscan stone could help unravel enigma of one of Italy's first civilizations.
- The aquatic salamanders that helped give rise to Slovenia's dragon lore.
- Rise in carbon dioxide levels has greened Planet Earth.
- Uber-like app reduces food waste by feeding those in need.
- Meditation can take 7 years off the age of your brain.
- Video of the Day: Purple Floyd.
Quote of the Day:
'Science' here has very little to do with the scientific method itself; it means ontological physicalism, not believing in our Lord Jesus Christ, hating the spectrally stupid, and, more than anything, pretty pictures of nebulae and tree frogs. 'Science' comes to metonymically refer to the natural world, the object of science; it's like describing a crime as 'the police,' or the ocean as 'drinking.'
News Briefs 25-04-2016Posted by Greg at 09:58, 25 Apr 2016
Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life...
- Prince said an angel cured him of epilepsy when he was a child, and he regularly spoke with the dead while lucid dreaming.
- The evolutionary argument against reality.
- Humans have pondered aliens since medieval times.
- Progress in controversial gene quest to reverse aging.
- Neurosurgeon discusses his transformational near-death experience.
- Scientists discover 1000-km-long coral reef at the mouth of the Amazon.
- The real SETI question: which alien planets might be looking at us?
- A number of people suffered 'meteorburn' from the 2013 Chelyabinsk fireball.
- Could we soon reverse death.
- What if cryonics actually worked?
- Mind-controlled drones are here.
- Could life exist in the blackest vacuum of space?
- Image of the Day: I only want to see you laughing in the purple nebula.
Quote of the Day:
Life is just a party, and parties weren't meant 2 last.
Prince ('1999')


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Rated R Superstar closed from the clouds and snuck wide down the lane, surprising 2-5 favorite Awesome Banner to win the $150,000 Carry Back Stakes (gr. III) July 2 at Gulfstream Park.
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Tarabilla Farms' Melatonin clinched his second grade I of the year June 25 in the $500,000 Gold Cup at Santa Anita.
If the 1 1/4 miles truly is his sweet spot, Melatonin should be primed for another big run in the $500,000 Gold Cup at Santa Anita (gr. I) June 25, a "Win and You're In" event for the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I).
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Raring to go in his second start off a long layoff, Oklahoma-bred Shotgun Kowboy won the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby (gr. III) for the home team Sept. 27 at Remington Park.
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Lecomte Stakes winner Vicar's in Trouble is keeping the spotlight on his sire Into Mischief.
Photographer Chad Harmon, who won the WinStar StableMates Saratoga Challenge, shares photos from his visit to WinStar Farm on December 20, 2013. View Slideshow
Pacesetter Strapping Groom, a $35,000 claim in May, captured the Forego Stakes (gr. I) in a 15-1 upset Aug. 31 at Saratoga Race Course, surging in the final strides to edge Jackson Bend on a sloppy track.
Why Mucho Macho Man and Lea will win on Saturday. read blog
|Breeder / Owner
|Driven by Success
|Bruce N. Levine
|Gold Trippi
|Bruce R. Brown
|Keep Laughing
|Kiaran P. McLaughlin
|Kodiak Kowboy
|Steven M. Asmussen
|Law Enforcement
|Mark A. Hennig
|Carlos F. Martin
|My Pal Charlie
|Albert M. Stall, Jr.
|Peace Chant
|Doug F. O'Neill
|Saeed bin Suroor
|Ready's Echo
|Todd A. Pletcher
|Riley Tucker
|Steven M. Asmussen
|True Quality
|Roy Sedlacek
|Shuvee H. (gr. III)
|Caress S.
|Coronation Cup S.
|Shine Again S.


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